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Assessments and Partnerships

Assessment

Assessment is undertaken via a variety of means, including practical projects, group presentations, written technical coursework reports, essays, workbooks, and a final research dissertation.Ìý

Academic Partnerships

As part of the dissertation module students may have opportunities to collaboratively work with external organisations on dissertation projects. This usually involves meeting in the partner’s office (the academic supervisor is typically present as well), but on occasion students may be allocated a workspace. However, this is not a requirement of any dissertation project or the module and is on a case-by-case basis.Ìý

Royal Geographical Society Award Winners

Over the last few years our students have be awarded (and jointly awarded) a variety of Royal Geographical Society Research Group postgraduate prizes for their term 3 dissertation research. In turn this has led to students publishing their work in academic journals.

Student publications

Yee, J. and Dennett, A., 2021. Stratifying and predicting patterns of neighbourhood change and gentrification: An urban analytics approach. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers.

Mahfouz, H., Arcaute, E. and Lovelace, R., 2021. A Road Segment Prioritization Approach for Cycling Infrastructure. arXiv preprint arXiv:2105.03712.